invest in JEPQ rather than renting property?

[nitrene]

Even in the depths of the GFC collapse after Lehman Brothers went bankrupt the -2X financials ETN (SKF by ProShares) I owned didn't have any problems.

Of course shortly thereafter I was sort of forced to sell it since Bush & his cronies decided that they no longer believed in free markets anymore & banned short selling on the TBTF financials.

 

[Badkarma]

100%

I personally invest in FEPI, similar CC tech etf. Currently at 25% distribution.
100% liquid, no annoying tenants, no maintenance

or clogged toilets with turds & tampons

 

[vanzandt]

100%

I personally invest in FEPI, similar CC tech etf. Currently at 25% distribution.
100% liquid, no annoying tenants, no maintenance

Yeah but only $229MM AUM? That doesn't instill a lot of confidence in me. At first glance at least.
https://www.marketbeat.com/stocks/NASDAQ/FEPI/
That said, I'm sure you know better than I, I've never really looked at these things... but still... only $229MM? That sure sounds awful risky.

 

[IBRex&me user]

Yeah but only $229MM AUM? That doesn't instill a lot of confidence in me. At first glance at least.
https://www.marketbeat.com/stocks/NASDAQ/FEPI/
That said, I'm sure you know better than I, I've never really looked at these things... but still... only $229MM? That sure sounds awful risky.

why? more confidence in JEPI, JEPQ or SPLG? feel l will put money on them, away from property

 

[nitrene]

I haven't checked it in a few months but I used to see which of the Amplify call writing ETFs had the highest monthly dividend yields and I believe it was CONY, SQY & TSLY (COIN, SQ & TSLA). They were all like 5+% monthly dividends. I think at times CONY was like 10+% in a month.

It seems the best environment for these ETFs to outperform the actual stock is in a mild downturn or a sideways market with volatility in tact.